THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF NEW MEXICO

STATE ELECTED OFFICIALS

2007-2008 Voters Key (PDF file 108 KB, see note)

VOTER INFORMATION ON LINE

2006 LWV VOTER GUIDES AND OTHER GENERAL ELECTION INFORMATION

On-line LWVNM Voters Guide to statewide candidates, constitutional amendments, and bond issues.

League of Women Voters of Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Voters Guide for the November 2006 General Election (PDF 2.6 MB, see note).

League of Women Voters of Greater Las Cruces Voters Guide for the November 2006 General Election (on line).

League of Women Voters of Los Alamos Voters Guide for the November 2006 General Election. On-line and downloadable PDF versions available.

League of Women Voters of Santa Fe County Voters Guide for the November 2006 General Election (PDF 488 KB, see note).

You can find information about your congressional and state legislative candidates by address or zip code at Project Vote Smart.

You can find information about candidates, ballot measures, and election rules by state at VOTE411.org. (Caution: NN information is not completely up-to-date. In particular, the section on voting machines does not reflect 2006 legislation requiring that paper ballots be used in New Mexico.)

The Legislative Council Service has prepared a detailed analysis of the Constitutional Amendments (PDF file, see note), from which the material in the LWV Voters Guide has been condensed.

The 2006 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act contains details of the projects to be funded by the General Obligation Bond Issues. It is available at NM Legislature web site; click on "bill finder", select from the 2006 Regular Session by number, type in Senate Bill 301, and download the final version. See also the Capital Outlay Projects (PDF file, see note) listed in SB 301.

SANTA FE MUNICIPAL ELECTION, MARCH 2007

Voters Guide for the Santa Fe Municipal Election, March 7, 2006 (PDF file 156 KB, see note)

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